Milwaukee Watertown Baraboo Valley line survey reported
The Milwaukee Watertown and Baraboo Valley Railroad Company outlines a new line from the Junction to the Lake Shore depot grounds in Milwaukee and plans construction soon. The route promises cost savings, reduced dependence on third parties, and better service as traffic rises in Watertown and the region. The report also notes substantial grain shipments from Columbus Edgerton and Monroe during June, with Columbus shipping 21 080 bushels of grain despite recent flood damage.
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Watertowh Democrat
Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Watertown and Baraboo Valley Railroad
Lake Shore
Watertown
Mississippi Company
Columbus
Wisconsin River
Frain
Wistankey Sentinel
Edgerton
Monroe
M. & Mlr
Egent
Afi
Vincent
Gow
Harnspy
Vcolumbus
The Assessment Act Debated in Assembly Journal Review
The article analyzes the Assembly debate on the Assessment Act, noting party lines and vote tallies. It cites Democratic and Republican positions, calls out an oath attached to assentment blanks, and touches on policy implications and public perception amid partisan framing. It also recounts chess legend Morphy’s London visit and a rising match with Anderson, reflecting the era’s public interest in politics and chess.
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Assembly
House
Kiibs
Patch
Rudolf
York
Jones
Jor
Morphy
London
New York
Murphy
Africa
St. George's
Lewen
Staunton
Cour de Lion
Erstainly
America
Eorry
Ten Broeck
Republican Congressional Convention Second District Baraboo 1858
The Republican Convention for Wisconsin's Second District will meet on Saturday August 22 in Baraboo to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates from assembly districts will elect a delegation to the state convention, with two electors from Lack to participate. The Madison committee names David Atwood Hanmer Robbing Altin Gibson Colley as recommendees.
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Wireanein
Theloenr
Trigrion
Diehief
Smik Coney
Tle
Bourhne
Satny
Angort
Republivan
Nevitodpa Yy Rad
Aigiet
Baraboo
Eich
Mauston Star
Stevens
Barrew
Delton
Lon
IL Bassixesr
Prairie du Sac
H. Pazar
County Central
Coun
Assembly District Convention Call and Delegates
Notice of the Assembly District Convention to select delegates for the Republican Convention. Includes call details, proposed separate district conventions, committee names, and discussion of senatorial delegation and school law amendments. Mentions the barge of the cable and other local notices.
Printers Cabinet and Periodical Notes Grower Broadside
A review list highlights Printers Cabinet continuing in Chicago, Edinburg and Household Words reprints, and the American Homoeopathic Review prospectus. It notes The Atlantic August issue with Longfellow and others, Wisconsin farming notes, church-building progress in Mansion, and rail/telegraph updates including cable-laying attempts and Prentice quotes. Also mentions a microscopic portrait of the Declaration and European church dedication. A convention is planned at On tonagon for August 25 to discuss a new northern state.
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Messia, Ramps & Saxcoon
Chicago
Edintweg Quarterly Review
Tex
Stoxarp Scorr & Co
Falcon
New York
Blickwood
Edinburgh
Wno
Lxoxann Sporr & Co
New Yok
Edinburg
America
Messrs. Jassen & Co
Nassau St
American Homoeopathic Review
Room M. Pennixs
M.P
Hanky M. Ssurn Esq
Broadway
New York City
Anna
Atlantic
Daphnailer
Chaucer
Tennyson
Uncle John
Kinloch
New England
Salons de
Paris
North Cape
Longfellow
Dudley Observatory
Choate
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Boston
James Russell Lowell
Wisconsin
Ontonagon
Wisconsinu
Michigan
Cincinnati
Arizonaa
Washington Civion
Guv
Denver
East India Islands
ESF
Sing Sing Chronicle
Wm. Sing
England
Sing Sing
Lovace Mann
Antioch College
North Western Christian University
Indianapolis
Elliott
Princetown
Ohio
India
Bombay
Colin Campbells
Gay
Stevens
Las
Frazer
Washington
New York Tribune
Union
Douglas
Suebran
Frazer River
Charles Adams
Charles McDonald
Frank Leslie
Franke Leslie
Detroit
Tena
Grand Rapide
London views annex Cabal to the U S again
A stream of brief items from London notes the London Zines favor annexation of Cabal to the United States, plus passages on Parliament allowances, a burnt stable, Detroit’s 157th founding anniversary, literary news, scientific notes, and regional rail fare shifts. The mixed dispatches touch on politics, science, crime, and infrastructure with many dated notices.
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London
Cabal
U. States
House of Lords
J. L.V. Thomas
Janeaville
Detroit
Allen Butler
Robert Brown
Frazier's River Promise Draws Gold Rush Speculation
In 1810 John Jacob Astor imagined a fur trading colony at the Columbia mouth and likely would have grown riches if not for the War of 1812 and Hudson Bay competition. Now vast gold diggings near Frazier's River attract attention, with mild climate, abundant resources, and a predicted emigration surge. Settlers from many lands will shape governance as California and Australia fade as gold sources.
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John Jacob Astor
Columbia River
San Francisco
Hudson Bay Company
Astoria
Pacific
Astor
United States
Frazion’s
Pacific Fur Company
California
Australia
Toudon
England
Vancouver
Vancarver’s Island
Californi
Mexico
Oregon
Great Britain
Frader's River
American
Byom Frazier
Iilver
Peru
Gould
Philadelphia
Lecgar
Foreign Reviews and subscription notice for British Quarterlies
The article urges readers to prefer full reviews over reprinted selections and explains Leonard Scott & Co of New York publish and finance early copies. It lists subscription terms for one to four reviews and notes new volumes begin July 1. Addresses Leonard Scott & Co at 179 Firth Street, New York.
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Blackwood
Leonard Scott & Co
New York
Zétéell
Ecdeatie
Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co
Theseciems
Waokwend
Lednard Scntt & Co
Frito Street
Madison Argus critiques tax law and banking report
The Madison Argus condemns a proposed political arrangement while noting Democratic resistance. The issue highlights a state bank comptroller report with capital totaling 7,185,009 dollars and 21 banks, including Madison, Dane County, and Milwaukee leaders, with deposit figures and recent bank openings. The piece weaves in brief quotations, local editorials, and notices from Connecticut and New York about incidents and inventions, plus a fire correction from Waterbury and scattered political chatter.
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Madigatti
Democratic Party
Madison
dMarguette Apress
Democratic
Wisconsin
Ptatetovat
Bank Comptroller
Hani of
Wyumson
Neil, Moria & F. Int Co
Bank de Juneau Bankydoes State Bank
Madicon
Parmern & Killlers Waask
Ait
Dane County Bank
Madlou
Binte Ft
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Ianenile
Gity Bank
Unos
Aitientker
Madi
Vannelue Evene
Shebnigan
Madison Argus
Anne
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